Ronald C. Haas DDS: Prosthodontic Dental Associates, P.C

I was very satisfied with all the dental work done by Dr.Ronald Haas. I most certainly recommend him.
Oct 9th, 2020

Oct 7th, 2020

Great staff, very professional and finally have a smile I am happy with.
May 15th, 2020

Dr, Haas is a wonderful and gifted prosthodontist. His work is beyond expectation. He and his staff excel in all that they do and treat you like family. They are efficient, knowledgeable, skilled, cheerful and friendly. I highly recommend them and would go to no one else
Apr 13th, 2020

I have never written a bad review in my life, but I feel compelled to share my experience with this dentist in the hope of saving someone else from going through the same awful time. I went for a consult with Dr. Hass for a restorative crown after a recent implant. His business card/practice states “Solutions for Difficult Dental Problems” so I actually thought he might have had a little more expertise as a Prosthodontist. Boy, was I wrong! During my consultation, I had explained to Dr. Haas that I had some unexplained, sporadic, throbbing in the implant area, although the periodontist who actually did the implant stated all was good to go ahead with the restoration. After his examination, and after getting a written approval from the periodontist to proceed, I was scheduled for the first visit. Even though I already had a temporary crown in place after the implant, Dr. Haas insisted that he make me ANOTHER TEMPORARY crown, because that is how he did things. Impressions were taken. The next appointment was somewhat grueling for me as he had to continually insert and remove the “new” temp that he was making from scratch, many times as he made adjustments. The second appointment was more of the same with each visit lasting approximately one hour. I never had a crown made like this before so I really didn’t know what to expect. Then Covid hit. During those three months of no additional stress around the implant area, the sporadic throbbing, previously experienced, had subsided greatly. Then comes the third visit with more of the same work being done. After that visit, the throbbing had returned more often and more intense than before so I decided to write Dr. Haas an email to explain what I was experiencing and asked what could be done to make my next visit any less stressful for me. We arranged for a time to talk on the phone. I started to explain myself and that I was sorry to have to call him but thought he should know how I was feeling before my next visit. He then proceeded to tell me that I should go and see someone else (he mentioned a “University”) because he felt I would need 20 to 30 more visits to complete this restoration. That’s right -- 20 to 30 more visits! After he repeated that at least 2 more times during the conversation, I realized he was not going to complete this crown or “allow” me to return to his practice. I can only guess his ego was bruised by my email and he just gave up on me without even trying to do something different like perhaps be more gentle with his “technique” or maybe not have each visit so long. Before we ended the conversation, he had me crying…a 65 year old woman who went to him for help and he just acted as cold as ice and very matter- of-fact. He knew that meant me having to start over with finding a new dentist, a consult, impressions and the whole restoration…setting me back 6 months from when I first started with him! He then sent me a letter terminating this “relationship”. The lack of professionalism and compassion that I experienced with this dentist is beyond words. He caused me a great deal of undue stress and months of wasted time! I have since been to another Prosthodontist and after a total of three visits (after consult and impressions), the Permanent crown was done and placed…and with no pain or undue stress. If Dr. Hass really thought it would take him 20 or 30 more visits to complete this crown, well then, that speaks for itself! There were other RED FLAGS about this dentist/practice, but too much to write about now. I should have followed my gut and ran!
Mar 25th, 2020